Do you remember last year's discussion? Someone predicted that the market would surge to 4000-4200, which was considered a joke by many at the time. There were even predictions that 2025-2026 would be a bull market, which drew a lot of skepticism. But what is the reality now? The 4000-point level has long been surpassed, and those former predictions have gradually become classic cases.



Interestingly, those who truly seized the opportunity bought aggressively at the lows. And what about those who panicked and sold during that time? Now that the market is rising, they are starting to worry about whether they chased the high. The result is—they always swing between two extremes, forever missing opportunities out of fear. Panic at the lows, fear when it rises—such a mindset is destined to only watch the excitement from the sidelines. Real gains have always gone to those who dare to bet in the darkness.
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NFTDreamervip
· 1h ago
I should have gone all-in with my eyes closed back then. Now it's too late to regret, haha.
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CryptoCrazyGFvip
· 01-08 09:07
Haha, I really remember how those people mocked back then. Does it still hurt now? --- Basically, it's a mindset issue. Not daring to buy at low points and afraid at high points—people like that are destined not to make money. --- I just want to ask, I'm still debating whether to chase or not. When will I finally get rid of this bad habit? --- People who dare to bet in the dark really made a fortune, while I'm still bouncing on the edge of being trapped, haha. --- That wave last year was truly a litmus test—whoever had the guts to do it, made money. That's the secret to wealth. --- Every time I regret not going all-in at the low point, and then regret even more when it rises. It's a vicious cycle. How do you break it? --- It's one thing if the predictions come true, but the funny part is those who were stubborn back then are now asking how to buy the dip. Truly hilarious. --- People who panic-sold at the low should be crying in the corner now, while the big players have already counted their money until they can't hold any more.
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MEVSandwichVictimvip
· 01-07 04:53
Haha, the feeling of getting slapped in the face is really satisfying. The people who laughed so loudly back then are now feeling the pain in their faces. --- Brothers who cut their losses at the bottom, are you now repeatedly looking at your liquidation slips? I advise you to stop. --- Honestly, it's a mindset issue. People who can stay calm in despair are truly rare. --- I told you early on not to listen to those "rational analyses." The result was missing out on a wave. --- It's a typical "I don't deserve this wave of market" mentality. What a pity. --- It's too late to regret now. Let's see if the next bottom comes again. --- Seeing 4000 being stepped on makes me think of those who said, "This time it will really fall to the floor." --- The problem isn't whether the prediction is right or wrong; it's whether you believe in your own judgment.
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SignatureLiquidatorvip
· 01-07 04:53
Haha, where are those people who mocked last year now? They probably regret it to the point of turning their intestines green. They didn't dare to buy the dip at the low point, and when it rose, they were afraid of chasing the high. This mindset deserves to just watch the show. Just bouncing back and forth in fear like this, you'll never make big money. Those who dare to bet in the dark are the real winners. Let's continue to ride the waves.
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BlockBargainHuntervip
· 01-07 04:41
Oh dear, it's the same old story. When the price was low, I was scared out of my mind; now that it's going up, I regret it. Truly classic.
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GateUser-e19e9c10vip
· 01-07 04:40
Haha, it's the prophecy king from a year ago again. I was really criticized back then😂 I just said it, the people who bought in at the low are the happiest now, while those who cut losses are there hesitating whether to chase or not. Basically, it's a mindset issue; always trying to wait for the bottom, but in the end, nothing is achieved.
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GasWastervip
· 01-07 04:26
Haha, you're right. The predictions that were heavily criticized last year are now being proven wrong. Holding on tightly at the low points indeed made a lot of money. I know a few people who kept adding to their positions back then, and now they're the happiest. This is the difference between gamblers and investors. Some chicken out and cut losses, while others grit their teeth and hold on. The result is worlds apart. Really, mindset is the biggest enemy. It's even harder to control than the most accurate indicators.
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